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Kevin Theriot: Colorado judge: Religious groups not second class

By Alliance Alert

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ADF Attorney Kevin Theriot writing at Speak Up Movement / Church: "On October 28, 2010, Colorado District Judge Mullins rejected an atheist group?s attempt to relegate religious groups to second class status . . . First he held the plaintiffs? claim that the prayer proclamation made them 'feel like outsiders' was not a denial of any right or privilege. The Colorado Constitution does not give citizens the right to 'feel any particular way.' Then the judge properly determined that allowing the NDPTF to have the same ability to request a proclamation as other groups does not give any preference to religion."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on November 10, 2010 (boomark / email).

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